Run Of The Week

This week's poll is culled from last Saturday's state championship meets across the country. Who had the best state meet? Go ahead and vote for two. 

Kaeo Kruse, Kamehameha-Kapalana HI: He broke the course record with a 3-mile time of 15:22.3 to win the Hawaii state title.

Paul Roberts, Lyons CO: He won his fourth consecutive Class 2A title and ran 15:33.7 for the fastest time of the day in Colorado.

Katie Rainsberger, Air Academy CO: She ran 17:39 to lead her team to the championship in the Class 4A meet.

Lauren Gregory, Fort Collins CO: She ran 18:15.7 for her third straight win in the Class 5A meet.

Ella Donaghu, Grant OR: She broke the all-time state meet course record at Lane Community College with 17:26.

Ahmed Muhumed, West Salem OR: He became the first state large-school state champion from Salem in 26 years with a Class 6A victory in 15:38.

Maegan Doody, Oyster River NH: She ran the fastest time of the day for girls in the Div 2 meet at Derryfield Park, clocking 18:06 for the win.

Rachel Morrin, Madison ID: The sophomore ran 18:27.2 to win the Class 5A race on a muddy course at Farragut Park.

Hannah DeBalsi, Staples CT: She won the Class LL meet for the third time, running 18:14.

McKenzie Yanek, Pleasant Valley IA: She ran 17:55 for a 26-second win in the Iowa Class 4A meet.

Ryan Schweizer, Dowling Catholic IA: He ran 15:45.3 to lead Dowling Catholic to the team victory.

Finn Gessner, Madison La Follette WI: He won the Division 1 title in 15:44.6 on a rainy day at Wisconsin Rapids.

Aubrey Roberts, Eau Claire Memorial WI: She won the Division 1 title in 17:50 and won by 38 seconds.

Cheyenne Walden, Sand Springs OK: She ran 17:57.9 to win the Class 6A race by 53 seconds in Edmond.

Eleanor Lawler, South Kingston RI: She ran 17:50.6 to win the girls Class A championship.

David Principe Jr, La Salle RI: He led La Salle to the Class A championship with a winning time of 15:19.9 at Ponaganset High School.

Ben Veatch, Carmel IN: He ran 14:59.8 at LaVern Gibson Championship Course to become just the second runner to go under 15 minutes in the past 18 years.

Sarah Leinheiser, Carmel IN: She led Carmel to the team championship with her victory in 17:30.8.